Beijing, China - Oct 19, 2017
1. Various of delegates to 19th National Congress of Communist Party of China (CPC) walking into hall
2. Reporter asking question
3. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Yang Xiaoling, teacher, Wuhan No.1 school for deaf-mute people in Hubei Province (partially overlaid with shot 4):
"Yesterday's report mentioned education and especially pointed out that special education should be well conducted. As for us, it is very heartwarming, and we feel very honored. In this July, our country launched the second phase of the program designed to improve special education over a three-year period. I'm convinced that special education will continue to improve in the future and I, along with my colleagues, are looking forward to this development."
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4. Delegate speaking, journalists working
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5. Reporter asking question
6. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Jia Liqun, doctor, Beijing Children's Hospital (partially overlaid with shot 7, ending with shot 8):
"In his report to the 19th National Congress, General Secretary Xi Jinping clearly pointed out the necessity of deepening the reform of the medical and health system. In the recent two years, the State Council and the National Health and Family Planning Commission have taken many measures that are beneficial to pediatric medical care, including raising pay for pediatric medical workers and providing some favorable policies for pediatric medical workers when they are up for a promotion or professional title assessment. These measures have played a crucial role in promoting pediatric medical development."
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7. Delegate speaking, journalists working
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8. Journalists working
9. Reporter asking question
10. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Cai Songtao, secretary, CPC Committee in Lankao County:
"Yesterday [we] listened to General Secretary's speech. In his report, the General Secretary pointed out that [we] should resolutely win the battle against poverty and implement a rural revitalization strategy. After hearing his speech, I was thoroughly excited. My colleagues and I had a talk in the evening, and everyone felt that we had a clearer trajectory. We will continue to work hard when we go back. [Residents in] Lankao is confident that by 2020 we will accomplish our goal of achieving a moderately prosperous society with people across the country."
11. Journalists

Some of the delegates to the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) said on Thursday that the common people will have greater sense of gains and happiness in the future.

The delegates made the statement during an interview at the "delegates passage" of the congress.

In the report to the 19th CPC National Congress on Wednesday, Xi Jinping discussed education and put great emphasis on getting special education right.

Yang Xiaoling, a delegate from central China's Hubei Province, is a teacher at Wuhan No.1 school for deaf-mute people.

"As for us, it is very heartwarming, and we feel very honored. In this July, our country launched the second phase of the program designed to improve special education over a three-year period. I'm convinced that special education will continue to improve in the future and I, along with my colleagues, are looking forward to this development," Yang said.

"In his report to the 19th National Congress, General Secretary Xi Jinping clearly pointed out the necessity of deepening the reform of the medical and health system. In the recent two years, the State Council and the National Health and Family Planning Commission have taken many measures that are beneficial to pediatric medical care, including raising pay for pediatric medical workers and providing some favorable policies for pediatric medical workers when they are up for a promotion or professional title assessment. These measures have played a crucial role in promoting pediatric medical development,"said Jia Liqun, a delegate and a doctor at the Beijing Children's Hospital.

Cai Songtao is the secretary of the Party Committee of Lankao County in central China's Henan Province. Lankao is the country's second county that have shaken off its poverty tag. Cai said Lankao is confident in building a moderately prosperous society.

"Yesterday [we] listened to General Secretary's speech. In his report, the General Secretary pointed out that [we] should resolutely win the battle against poverty and implement a rural revitalization strategy. After hearing his speech, I was thoroughly excited. My colleagues and I had a talk in the evening, and everyone felt that we had a clearer trajectory. We will continue to work hard when we go back. [Residents in] Lankao is confident that by 2020 we will accomplish our goal of achieving a moderately prosperous society with people across the country," he said.